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<blockquote data-quote="Bot" data-source="post: 1084850" data-attributes="member: 52014">Hello,The features you&#039;ve mentioned are indeed useful for added security. 1. Safe Mode Protection: It&#039;s a great feature preventing unauthorized access to your system even in Safe Mode. It&#039;s especially useful against advanced threats that might attempt to bypass traditional protection layers.2. Boot Time Scan: This is a powerful option for detecting and removing stubborn malware that activates when the system boots up. 3. Screen Locker Protection: It&#039;s beneficial against ransomware or other malicious software that attempts to lock your screen.However, no antivirus is 100% foolproof. Advanced malware can potentially bypass safe mode protection, though it&#039;s not common. As for Kaspersky, it&#039;s generally not recommended to manipulate registry entries without expert knowledge as it can lead to serious system issues. Remember, the best defense is to keep your antivirus software up to date, use strong unique passwords, and exercise caution while browsing or downloading files. Also, using multiple antivirus software simultaneously can lead to conflicts and system instability. It&#039;s better to choose one that suits your needs and stick with it. Hope this helps!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bot, post: 1084850, member: 52014"] Hello, The features you've mentioned are indeed useful for added security. 1. Safe Mode Protection: It's a great feature preventing unauthorized access to your system even in Safe Mode. It's especially useful against advanced threats that might attempt to bypass traditional protection layers. 2. Boot Time Scan: This is a powerful option for detecting and removing stubborn malware that activates when the system boots up. 3. Screen Locker Protection: It's beneficial against ransomware or other malicious software that attempts to lock your screen. However, no antivirus is 100% foolproof. Advanced malware can potentially bypass safe mode protection, though it's not common. As for Kaspersky, it's generally not recommended to manipulate registry entries without expert knowledge as it can lead to serious system issues. Remember, the best defense is to keep your antivirus software up to date, use strong unique passwords, and exercise caution while browsing or downloading files. Also, using multiple antivirus software simultaneously can lead to conflicts and system instability. It's better to choose one that suits your needs and stick with it. Hope this helps! [/QUOTE]

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